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Newspaper

Lexington Intelligencer

Location

Lexington, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Jul 12, 1918

Page

6

Letter From Pendleton Hall Measles and Bombing Horror

A serviceman recovering from measles recounts a German air raid on a hospital group. He describes the bombardment near his hut, the deafening explosions, shrapnel, and rescues, condemning the attackers as fiends. He notes renewed bombing later and expresses resolve to transfer to a front line unit. He ends urging hope in Allied leadership and American troops.

England Bomba Jeny Scuittt Mick Germany France Gen. Foch

Fuel Administrator Urges Immediate Coal Buying Now

Rube Oglesby of the State Fuel Administration met Lexington officials and Western Coal & Mining Co. reps, seeking a plan to run a coal train without cutting output. He warned Lexington residents to stockpile winter coal, noting the 17th zone is 5 million tons short and urging conservation. Mayor Louis Minor urged daily bell ringing at noon and a one minute silent pledge to support the war effort. A string of local notices follows, listing births, visits, and travels of area residents.

Rube Oglesby State Fuel Administration Lexington Western Coal & Mining Co Fuel Administration Oglesby Conmue Hopkins Louis Minor R. L. Cowan Louis Minor, JR

Mrs Taubman and guests visit Kansas City

Mrs John Taubman went to Kansas City Wednesday for a few days visit. Mrs Edward Aull and son Edward Jr also went to Kansas City for a short visit. Miss Mary Claudia Willson returned Tuesday from a brief stay in Kansas City.

Olivia Bartells Edwin Odessa Pearl Hicklin Lee Rice Kansas City Mr. Rice J. L. Rice James Winn Peyton Tabb Do‘ver W. R. Miller Warrensburg S. P. Cully Elizabeth Leuhrman Mary Wilson Se‘dalia Anna Warren Higginsville Lee Anna Gardiner Liberty Carrie Smith Oscar Barnes S. W. Williams Clinton J. M. Owen Hodge Jennie Mautino S. H. Catron John Taubman Edward Aull Edward, Jr Kansas Mary Claudia Willson

Letter from Wald About a Dance and Censor Concerns

A playful long letter describes a promised dance and the sender's hope to impress. The writer mentions a measles delay and rotten luck, warns the censor will “have a fit,” and sends warm regards to family including Tile, Grandpa, and others.

Tile Grandpa

Sam C Major replies to attack over war policy

A political letter challenges Hamlin on 1916 war measures including embargo on arms and munitions and armed neutrality. It accuses Hamlin of wavering, supporting German aims, and failing to uphold American rights on the high seas. The author cites votes, argues for Major’s pro American stance, and urges strong support for anti Kaiser policies.

Mr. Hamlin Bali Rpentgin Hentier Age Davies McLémomre Mak@x Shackie Tord Hamlin Flood Almahcher Booker Borland Dickinson Lloyd and Russell Miss McLemore Hiss Wilson Voleon Gemacniy Nee Davies Thas Congress Hameslin Count von Bernstorff Hina Kin Haemilin Missouri Germany Mac. Beaty

Prairie Church Sunday Preaching Service

Prairie Church announces preaching service on Sunday afternoon at 3 20 oclock with community members invited to attend.

Prairie Church the Prairie Church

Arrival notices from Dr Aull and Doe Thompson

Dr John Aull reports his safe arrival over aces in a brief message. A second note from Doe Thompson confirms his safe arrival over sbes, also shared as a concise update.

John Aull Aces Yas Beam Doe Thompson

Porthian Sisters Host Evening Visit in Lexington

Teceram Social and The Porthian Sisters invite attendance at a Sunday evening gathering at the N. EB corner of cal lWwendiemth and South streets. Shyith Teeerean and others announce events for 3Oc with Dr ment Mie. Thox and five children of Power Mo. in attendance. Mrs. Le Tock and her mother Mrs Kate Bishop are noted attendees.

Porthian Jan N. EB

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Pendleton Hall Herman Kroenecke Concordia C. H. Schroeder Vera May Campbell New York Washington D. C Atlantic Seaboard T. J. Tucker Sedan Tucker Carrie Glasscock Florence M. Ferguson Wm. Aull Charles Guenther Wyoming Chile Laning-Harris Old Carter Wellington, Mo Lafayette Co Plenity Wellington W.fp. Kerdolif Westington Sam C. Major Conagr C. B. Kingery PET Senson
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